As low as $11/month with Medicare co-pay. As low as $39/month or $449 with patient-pay (OTC) options.
FDA-cleared Elitone for Men is covered by Medicare, providing even more access to men recovering from prostate surgery. How do you want to get your Elitone?
Elitone for Men is FDA-cleared for men in the early stages or recovery following prostate surgery. It is proven to be safe and effective, but there are several medical conditions that prevent it’s use. See below.
Do I have a contraindication?
Do not use Elitone for Men if you:
Consult your healthcare provider before using the device if:
Do I have the right insurance?
We are accredited to bill Medicare Part B (Original Medicare) for Elitone for Men. If you have a different insurance plan, including Medicare Advantage, we will work with your provider to determine coverage and any prior authorization requirements.
When your device is processed through insurance, any patient responsibility amount (such as coinsurance or deductible) is applied toward your plan’s annual deductible and out-of-pocket maximum. This means that even if you have some upfront cost, the amount you pay is credited within your insurance plan.
We’ve partnered with MD Integrations, a licensed telehealth provider, to make getting a prescription (Rx) simple.
What happens during this telehealth visit?
You’ll complete a short online health questionnaire on our secure partner site. A licensed, board-certified physician reviews your information to determine if Elitone for Men is appropriate for you. Most patients do not need a scheduled video visit, but you may message the physician if follow-up is needed.
How much does it cost and what do I need to get started?
The telehealth consultation costs $22, which is typically less than most in-office copays. You’ll need a photo ID to verify who you are and basic medical and bladder leak history information to complete the forms – about 10 minutes.
How long does Step 2 take?
The doctor doesn’t start the review until you’ve provided all the required information and completed payment for the visit. Check your email for messages from “Elidah (Elitone)” with instructions for how to upload any missing information. When the process is delayed, it’s often because a patient didn’t upload a picture ID.
After completing your intake form, the doctor typically gets back to you via email within 1-2 business days (but this can vary by state).
if you receive a prescription, YOUR NOT DONE! To keep the process moving, continue to Step 3!
This step is required to move forward.
We can’t confirm eligibility or process any co-pay until we receive your insurance details. Have your insurance card(s) ready and upload them here — it only takes a minute.
Prefer to work with your own doctor instead of using telehealth? That’s absolutely fine. Here’s how the process works:
Step 1: Ask your doctor to send us the prescription form
Your doctor will need to complete the Detailed Written Order and send it to us by email or fax. To make this easier, we provide a fillable PDF version of the form, which you can download here.
Step 2: Upload your insurance information
Once your doctor has sent the order, upload your insurance information through our HIPAA-compliant portal using the buttons below. You’ll also be asked to complete a few forms so we can contact your insurance provider and verify your eligibility.
Step 3: Stay alert for messages from Elitone
Please watch for emails, phone calls, or text messages from Elidah (Elitone). We may need to reach you to complete the prescription process. If we’re unable to connect with you, your order may be delayed. The most common cause of delays is simply not hearing back from the patient.
I already submitted my prescription (DWO form)
Please note, it can take 3 weeks to process an original Medicare form and much longer for other plans.
Expect a call or email from 203-508-4249 (Serrena). You may also contact that number or email billing@elidah.com at any time.
The slowest part is trying to reach you for more information. You can be proactive by providing your insurance information (if you haven’t) and signing the forms:
I’m looking for the insurance codes - HCPCS, DME and ICD-10
Manufacturer: Elidah, 31 Pecks Ln Ste 11, Newtown CT 06470
Elidah has obtained these insurance codes for the Elitone product lines.
| Product Name | HCPCS/DME Code | Description |
| Elitone for Men | E0740-NU | Non-implanted pelvic floor electrical stimulator, complete. |
| Elitone for Men GelPads (Pack of 5) | A4595 | Electrical stimulator supplies |
Does insurance cover the full cost?
Original Medicare participants typically pay around $130 out-of-pocket. Note that Medicare reimburses over 13 months, so your co-pays can be spread over that period as well.
Coverage by private payers, including Medicare Advantage, varies greatly. Our team will work with you to identify your best coverage option.
